Ford Proco Tijuana, Mexico
If we look like true explorers names and works that are related to the roots of the Mexican electronic
music
surely find Ford Proco (Robert Castañeda, Wito Lavolt), Tijuana project that since the late eighties have used
drum machines, synthesizers, effects and any apparatus for generate a the same for experimental music to
as the most aesthetic and evocative pop.
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